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Our new website is here, with easier navigation, helpful new features and a better experience across devices. Welcome to the new online home of Federal Retirees. We’ve launched a new website with a refreshed design, improved mobile experience and updated…
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The economic update included affordability measures, but progress on key longer-term issues, including pharmacare and equitable access to medications, remains limited. The spring economic update includes initiatives for older Canadians, such as affordability and fraud protection measures, building on the…
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Canada Life has confirmed that no sensitive personal information was impacted for public service plan members in a recent cyber incident. Canada Life has reported a recent cyber incident, noting that the issue has been contained and services continue as…
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Federal Retirees appeared before the Standing Committee on the Status of Women to highlight retirement security and the financial challenges facing many aging women. Federal Retirees’ board chair, Gisèle Tassé-Goodman appeared before the House of Commons Standing Committee on the…
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Canada’s retirement income system relies on programs like OAS and GIS to support older adults across the country. Canada’s population is projected to age steadily, with the share of older Canadians (65+) increasing from 19.5 per cent in 2025 to…
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Preferred partner Upper Canada Wills & Estates offers a practical overview of wills, powers of attorney and estate planning for members. For many Canadians, preparing a will and powers of attorney is something that remains on the “to-do” list for…
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On International Women’s Day, we recognize the women whose leadership helps guide Federal Retirees’ advocacy. The National Association of Federal Retirees joins Canadians in marking International Women’s Day and recognizing the leadership, service and advocacy of women across the country….
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Travel changes, conspiracy thinking and the connection between diabetes and heart disease — it’s all in the new issue of Sage60. The winter 2026 edition of Sage60, the digital companion to Federal Retirees’ Sage magazine, is here. Published quarterly, Sage60…
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An early actuarial review revealed a new pension surplus, raising questions about what happened next. The Public Service Pension Fund (PSPF) is once again being used like a piggy bank. This time, it happened two years earlier than expected. Every…
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Executive insights into the four phases of retirement
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You don’t need to be an expert to engage meaningfully in conversations about aging and care, but understanding the language helps. Discussions about aging, health and care often rely on familiar phrases, especially in advocacy, research and policy settings. While…
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